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Taste
Balblair 1999 2nd release is copper in appearance with flecks of sparkling bronze
The American oak, ex-bourbon barrels and Spanish oak, ex-sherry butts used for maturation impart the signature Balblair aromas of honey and green apples, as well as of rich, fruity Christmas cake with a hint of spice, citrus fruits and vanilla
On the palate, it is full bodied, sweet and spicy in character, with hints of honey, vanilla and leather
The finish is warm, smooth and long-lasting
Why Do We Love This?
With influence from both American and Spanish oak, this perfectly rounded mid-range Vintage is a true testimony to the craft of traditional whisky-making. Balblair 1999 replaces the award-winning second release of the 1997 Vintage; the introduction of the 1997 Vintage took the core collection from three to four expressions. The 1999 Vintage is presented in a premium opening box, joining the complete Balblair collection available in this luxury format.
Awards
2017
International Wine & Spirits Competition
2015
International Wine & Spirits Competition (Outstanding)
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Complex
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Fruity
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Sweet
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Acidity
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Smooth
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Body
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Colour
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Aroma
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Palate
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Finish
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